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2026 NEW VARIETIES Featured on the cover
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10. Heuchera Carnival
17. Phlox Candy Cloud™
1. Brunnera Frost King...............pg 20 2. Brunnera Frost Magic...........pg 20 3. Coreopsis Sunfetti Yellow Bicolor............................pg 21 4. Erysimum Brightside™ Bright Yellow..............................pg 32 5. Erysimum Brightside™ Magenta Glow............................pg 32 6. Erysimum Brightside™ White..............................................pg 32 7. Gaillardia Guapa Flamenco Bicolor.....................pg 34 8. Gaillardia Guapa Red.............pg 34 9. Geranium Purple Glow..........pg 34
Lime Zest......................................pg 37
Blue .................................................pg 62
11. Monarda BeeMine™
18. Phlox Candy Cloud™
Purple............................................pg 50
Dark Pink.......................................pg 62
12. Penstemon Mountain
19. Phlox Candy Cloud™
Treats™ Light Pink...................pg 57
Lavender.......................................pg 62
13. Penstemon
20. Phlox Candy Cloud™
Mountain Treats™ Rose........pg 57
Pink..................................................pg 62 21. Rudbeckia Suntacular...........pg 68 22. Veronica Skyward™ Light Pink.....................................pg 80
14. Penstemon Rock Candy ®
Pink Improved............................pg 56
15. Penstemon
Summit Sweets™ Purple.....pg 58
16. Penstemon
Summit Sweets™ Ruby.........pg 58
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Achillea....................................15-16 Agastache.................................... 18 Alyssum......................................... 19 Armeria...........................................17 Artemisia....................................... 19 Brunnera . ..................................... 20 Caryopteris.................................. 21 Coreopsis...............................21-22 Delosperma.................................23 Dianthus................................ 24-25 Digitalis..........................................26 Echinacea............................. 28-31 Erysimum......................................32 Eupatorium..................................33 Gaillardia.......................................34 Geranium......................................34 Grasses.......................................... 35 Helianthus....................................36 Heliopsis........................................36 Heuchera...............................37-38 Iberis................................................39 Kniphofia...................................... 40 Lavandula............................. 42-45 Leucanthemum................. 46-47 Monarda................................49-50 Nepeta.....................................53-54 Penstemon........................... 56-59 Perovskia...................................... 60 Phlox.........................62-63, 65-66 Polemonium................................69 Rudbeckia....................................68 Salvia........................................ 71-76 Sedum..................................... 77-78 Stachys...........................................79 Veronica................................. 80-81 Viola.................................................82 DARWIN PERENNIALS VARIETIES
A few words from our talented product representatives ROOTED IN NEW IDEAS I love being part of Darwin Perennials because we breed for plants that make a difference by solving problems for our customers and their clients. We look for plants that finish faster, provide more disease resistance and perform better in the commercial landscape and home garden. Great work takes time. We spend years looking at potential varieties at trial beds and with growers who do advanced trialing before a plant comes to market. Having an opportunity to see the plants in an array of different environments gives me a good understanding of how they can benefit our grower customers. This trialing and feedback tell the story behind the plants and help the team decide which varieties to move forward.
Darren Barshaw, Product Representative Dbarshaw@darwinperennials.com
BRANCHING OUT In my 30 years of growing perennials, I never used to concern myself with who bred a plant variety or how they did it. As a greenhouse grower, I just wanted high-quality unrooted cuttings of varieties that performed well and looked good for the customer. When I became a technical representative for Darwin Perennials, I was surprised to discover how complex the process of creating a new variety and consistently supplying it to the market is. Our farm in Colombia does everything possible to provide only the best cuttings for our customers. That makes me proud to represent Darwin Perennials and Darwin Colombia to the industry.
ICONS
Attracts Hummingbirds
Chirs Fifo, Product Representative Cfifo@darwinperennials.com
Deer Resistant
Cut Flower
Award Winner
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1. Echinacea Sombrero® – Pages 30-31 Sombrero – the latest addition to our Better Versions family – is better than older coneflower varieties, thanks to better habit, stronger winter hardiness and more flowers per plant! 2. Salvia ‘Blue by You’ – Page 73 'Blue by You' is better than Salvia May Night because of earlier blooming, better habit and more reflushes throughout the season. 3. Lavender ‘SuperBlue’ – Page 42 'SuperBlue' is better than Lavender ‘Hidcote’ because of bigger blooms and a better habit in the landscape 4. Nepeta Junior Walker ™ – Page 53 Junior Walker is better than Nepeta ‘Walker's Low’ because of earlier blooming in the landscape and a better habit that won't lodge open.
Better Blooming. Better Performance. Better Availability. After being trialed and evaluated for landscape performance across North America – and up to five years of market sales – we are pleased to present our top four Better Versions®!
Better Versions | 3
Your spring retail program can benefit from early-blooming perennials. Scan the QR code for ordering and production tips or to download our scheduling guide!
Alyssum 'Golden Spring' pg 19 Earliest Spring
NEW Magenta Glow
Early Spring
NEW Erysimum Brightside ™ Series pg 32
Early Spring
Phlox Spring Splash ™ Series pg 63
Iberis 'Snowsation' pg 39 Early Spring
Lilac
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Mid Spring
Dianthus Mountain Frost ™ Series pg 24
Doublescape
Mid Spring
Lavender Anouk Series pg 43
Pink Carpet
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NEW Geranium Purple Glow pg 34 Late Spring/Early Summer
Mid Spring
NEW Phlox Candy Cloud ™ Series pg 62
NEW Dark Pink
SPRING SHOWCASE | 5
Agastache Summerlong™ Coral, pg 18
HUMMINGBIRDS
Agastache Summerlong™ Peach, pg 18
Attracting hummingbirds is every gardener’s dream come true! Easily create a hummingbird-focused retail display by including these varieties: Agastache ........................................................................................................... 18 Digitalis ................................................................................................................. 26 Heuchera..................................................................................................... 37-38 Monarda ....................................................................................................... 48-51 Nepeta .......................................................................................................... 53-54 Penstemon................................................................................................. 55-59 Perovskia ............................................................................................................ 60 Phlox ............................................................................................................... 61-67 Salvia .............................................................................................................. 70-76 Veronica ...................................................................................................... 80-81
Penstemon Mountain Treats™ Rose, pg 57
Monarda BeeMine™ Purple, pg 50
Fun Facts! • Hummingbirds prefer natural nectar to feeders. • Their wings move in a figure 8, which enables them to hover. • A single hummingbird can visit up to 1,000 flowers each day!
Nepeta Prelude™ Blue, pg 54
Look for the hummingbird icon to find hummingbird-attracting perennials!
View all of these varieties online and watch videos of hummingbirds in flight!
Digitalis Arctic Fox™ Lemon Cream, pg 26
Veronica Skyward™ Light Pink, pg 80
CUT FLOWERS
Phlox Super Ka-Pow™ Pink, pg 66
Achillea New Vintage™ Terracotta, pg 15
Rudbeckia Suntactular, pg 68
Take advantage of the cut flower garden trend by adding these top-performing perennials to your program: Achillea ................................................................................................................... 15-16 Digitalis ......................................................................................................................... 26 Echinacea ............................................................................................................ 27-31 Kniphofia ...................................................................................................................... 40 Lavandula ............................................................................................................ 41-45 Leucanthemum .............................................................................................. 46-47 Monarda ................................................................................................................ 48-51 Penstemon......................................................................................................... 55-59 Perovskia ..................................................................................................................... 60 Phlox ........................................................................................................................ 61-67 Rudbeckia................................................................................................................... 68 Salvia ...................................................................................................................... 70-76 Veronica ............................................................................................................... 80-81
Penstemon Summit Sweets™ Purple, pg 58
Digitalis Arctic Fox™ Rose, pg 26
To find cut flowers throughout the catalog, look for this icon!
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Our experts are here to help you grow better plants
“ I love working with customers to review and revamp their perennial programs with better-performing varieties. Our new website is my favorite resource because it provides easy access to plant details, photos and information to “ I love sharing information with growers that will help them produce better crops. I especially enjoy helping to create resources for growers , such as the FirstYearFloweringTool.com. With this tool, anyone can be successful at growing perennials. Christopher Fifo, Product Representative Cfifo@darwinperennials.com ”
help you grow a better perennial program. Darren Barshaw, Product Representative Dbarshaw@darwinperennials.com
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8 | PERENNIAL TRAINING
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FIRST-YEAR-FLOWERING TOOL | 9
The journey of a cutting starts here... Darwin Colombia
Delivering to you in full, on time, and with high quality.
” “ There is no competition when it comes to the quality of unrooted plant material coming out of Darwin Perennials. The best performance in the propagation greenhouse can be traced back to Darwin. They are always our first choice! Dana Massey, Owner and Operator Plantworks Nursery
Take a virtual tour of Darwin Colombia!
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Genesis ™ Callused Cuttings = Better Propagation Success
Lavandula Primavera Callused cutting vs. unrooted cutting at 2 weeks
Buddleia Chrysalis™ Cranberry Callused cutting vs. unrooted cutting at 2 weeks
Available as Genesis Callused Cuttings: Achillea................................................. 15-16 Armeria.......................................................... 17 Artemisia..................................................... 19 Digitalis ........................................................ 26 Erysimum ................................................... 32 Eupatorium............................................... 33 Iberis.............................................................. 39 Lavandula.......................................... 42-45 Leucanthemum............................ 46-47 Monarda.............................................. 49-51 Penstemon....................................... 56-59 Perovskia.................................................... 60 Phlox.................................... 62-63, 65-67 Salvia....................................................... 71-76 Veronica.............................................. 80-81 Viola............................................................... 82
The benefits of Genesis callused cuttings include: • Two weeks less in propagation. • More uniform rooting. • Less shrink.
“ The callused program from Darwin Colombia has worked extremely well for us. Instead of outsourcing plugs on varieties that are difficult to root, we now order callused varieties. This has reduced losses and propagation time, thereby significantly reducing our costs. Armeria, Phlox subulata , Lavender and Violas are some of the products we now purchase as callused from Darwin Colombia. Harvey Lodge, General Manager of Perennials Dallas Johnson Greenhouses
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2026 DARWIN PERENNIALS TEAM
Karl Batschke General Manager KBatschke@ darwinperennials.com
Cristina Brusco Darwin Colombia General Manager CBrusco@darwinperennials.com
Catherine Blaney Vegetative Operations Manager CBlaney@darwinperennials.com
Lisa Kelderhouse Darwin Operations Manager LKelderhouse@ darwinperennials.com
Taylor France Operations Specialist TFrance@darwinperennials.com
Nora Petry Operations Specialist NPetry@darwinperennials.com
Logan Valk Tissue Culture Business Manager LValk@darwinperennials.com
Sarah Greenwood Global Product Manager SGreenwood@ darwinperennials.com
Sara Mellard Product Development Project Manager SMellard@darwinperennials.com
Jennifer Tinerella Trials Coordinator JTinerella@ballhort.com
Kerri Martin Perennial Trial Coordinator KMartin@darwinperennials.com
Marion Meesenburg Marketing Specialist MMeesenburg@ darwinperennials.com
Darren Barshaw Product Representative DBarshaw@ darwinperennials.com
Christopher Fifo Product Representative CFifo@darwinperennials.com
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TEAM FAVORITES
Rudbeckia Suntacular, pg 68
“Rudbeckia Suntacular provides a column of color from Summer through Fall. Its beautiful bicolor flowers and highly disease-resistant foliage make this a winner in the landscape.” Karl Batschke “Agastache Summerlong checks all the perennial boxes! It attracts hummingbirds as it blooms all Summer. Summerlong showcases as a great container plant in the North and as a landscape plant in the South.” Marion Meesenburg “Geranium Purple Glow dazzles in early Spring with gorgeous purple flowers that are almost iridescent. Despite its smaller size, Purple Glow has good vigor and an excellent mounding habit that bulks and fills containers. It makes a statement in garden and landscape designs and is ideal for front-of-the-border plantings.” Sarah Greenwood “I love Brunnera Frost King because it makes a king-sized statement! The deeply lobed and oversized leaves are unique among Brunnera, Plus, its deep veins – contrasting
Agastache Summerlong™ Magenta, pg 18
Brunnera Frost King, pg 20
Geranium Purple Glow, pg 34
Phlox Candy Cloud™ Pink, pg 62
against bright silver leaves – make this the crown jewel of my shade garden.” Christopher Fifo
“Phlox Candy Cloud series is my favorite because it is the 50 mph color people want to see! The vibrancy of color, mounding habit and long bloom time make this an amazing plant.” Darren Barshaw
TEAM FAVoRITES | 13
A-Z LISTING Grow your best season ever with these popular varieties!
ACHILLEA (YARROW) Achillea millefolium DARWIN PERENNIALS NEW VINTAGE™ SERIES
ACHILLEA NEW VINTAGE ™
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Height: 26 to 28 in. (66 to 71 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9b • Masses of flowers mature to attractive lighter shades. • Great for late-Spring, 2.5-qt. and 1-gal. programs. Red ‘Balvinred’ PP25,618 Rose ‘Balvinrose’ PP25,712 Terracotta Masses of bold, terracotta- orange flowers on lacy foliage
age to a complementary champagne-yellow color. Deer resistant. ‘Balvinterra’ TOP SELLER Violet ‘Balvinolet’ PP25,750
White ‘Balvinwite’ PP25,711
Tidy plant habit with no gap between foliage and flowers – outstanding in containers.
Violet
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Rose
Terracotta
White
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ACHILLEA (YARROW) Achillea millefolium FLORENSIS, B.V. MILLY ROCK™ SERIES
ACHILLEA MILLY ROCK ™
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Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a Known for its compact, mounding habit that holds together nicely all Summer long. Plants will bloom from late Spring until Fall. Ideal for 1-qt., 2.5-qt. and 1-gal. pot sizes. Red ‘FLORACHRE1’ PP31,757 TOP SELLER Rose ‘FLORACHRO1’ PP31,620 Yellow ‘FLORACHYE0’ PP33,259 Yellow Terracotta ‘FLORACHYE2’ PP35,113
MILLY ROCK is a U.S. trademark of Florensis, B.V.
Compact plant looks great in containers.
Mixed Perennial Combo featuring Achillea Milly Rock Series
Rose
Yellow
Yellow Terracotta
Red
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ARMERIA (THRIFT, SEA PINKS) Armeria pseudarmeria DARWIN PERENNIALS DREAMERIA ® SERIES
ARMERIA DREAMERIA ®
Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Bloom Months: March to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9a • Dreameria moves the genus from strictly early-Spring and late-Fall, cool-season perennial to season-long flowering. • Features large flowers on sturdy stems for an excellent color presentation. • Callused cuttings greatly enhance the grower’s ability to grow this crop. • Heat tolerant. • Tidy habit is perfect for landscape and patio containers. TOP SELLER ‘Daydream’ Shows bright pink flowers from Spring until Fall. PP29,381 ‘Dream Clouds’ Beautiful, pure-white variety provides nice accent color in Dreameria combos. PP33,597 ‘Dreamland’ A dark salmon bloom. PP30,601 ‘Hypnotic Dreams’ Large, unique, ruby red flowers stand atop sturdy stems. PP36,461 ‘Sweet Dreams’ Attractive lavender-mauve flowers. PP29,612 ‘Vivid Dreams’ Attractive, deep purple flowers. PP35,236
DREAMERIA is a registered trademark of Plants Management Australia.
‘Dreamland’
The Dreameria series offers entirely new and unique breeding for the Armeria class.
‘Daydream’
‘Dream Clouds’
‘Dreamland’
‘Hypnotic Dreams’
‘Sweet Dreams’
‘Vivid Dreams’
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AGASTACHE (MEXICAN GIANT HYSSOP) Agastache mexicana DARWIN PERENNIALS SUMMERLONG™ SERIES
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Height: 16 to 22 in. (41 to 56 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 7a to 10b Ideal for pollinator programs and Fall programs. • Earlier to bloom and longer lasting in full bloom for an extended sales window and better garden performance. • Easy to use in mixed deco pots for higher sales value. Coral Features delightful salmon-pink flowers. ‘Balsumlora’ PPAF Lemon Shines with yellow flowers. ‘Balsumlem’ PPAF Lilac Features pink-lilac flowers. ‘Balsumlilac’ Magenta Boasts purple-pink
Agastache Summerlong Coral
Agastache Summerlong Lemon
flowers. ‘Balsumlmag’ Peach Sparkles with peach-colored flowers. ‘Balsumleac’ PPAF
Agastache Summerlong Lilac
Agastache Summerlong Magenta
Agastache Summerlong Peach
AGASTACHE (ANISE HYSSOP, HUMMINGBIRD MINT) Agastache rugosa DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘LITTLE ADDER’
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Height: 15 to 18 in. (38 to 46 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b PP26,514
Three times the blooms of ‘Black Adder’ for three times the flower power.
• This mint family member is an outstanding source of nectar for bees and butterflies. • Half the height of ‘Black Adder’ and ‘Blue Fortune,’ with better branching. • Great show at retail and in the garden for better sell-through and repeat sales.
Agastache ‘Little Adder’
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ALYSSUM Alyssum wulfenianum
DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘GOLDEN SPRING’ Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Bloom Months: April to May USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9b PP25,710 Exciting season extender brings a fresh class of “WOW” to the early-Spring flowering group. • The first vegetative alyssum of this species, with the largest flowers of its class. • Easy-to-grow, heat-loving, pest-free, hardy perennial. • Evergreen foliage.
Alyssum ‘Golden Spring’
ARTEMISIA (RUSSIAN WORMWOOD) Artemisia gmelinii DARWIN PERENNIALS SUNFERN™ COLLECTION Height: Varies by variety Bloom Months: Non-flowering USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a SunFern is a novel collection with fern-like texture that thrives in full sun – the perfect accent plant. • This unique herbaceous perennial works as a companion plant in a container or in the landscape. • Plants are non-invasive and won’t spread. • Low maintenance and drought tolerant. Arcadia Height: 14 to 16 in. (36 to 41 cm) Features medium green leaves. ‘Balfernarc’ PP33.774 Olympia Height: 16 to 18 in. (41 to 46 cm)
Artemisia Sunfern Arcadia
Artemisia Sunfern Olympia
Dark green leaves with red stems. ‘Balfernlym’ PP33.775
Artemisia Sunfern Arcadia
Artemisia Sunfern Olympia
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BRUNNERA COLLECTION
BRUNNERA (GREAT FORGET-ME-NOT)
Brunnera macrophylla DARWIN PERENNIALS BRUNNERA COLLECTION Available as tissue culture-raised liners
Height: Varies by variety Bloom Months: April to May USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a • Deer resistant. • Produces less Summer browning compared to the competition. • Displays bright blue flowers in Spring. • Brightens up the shade while providing a nice texture in the landscape. NEW Frost King Height: 14 to 16 in. (36 to 41 cm) King-size leaves display strong, green venation. ‘Balfroskin’ PPAF NEW Frost Magic Height: 12 to 15 in. (30 to 38 cm) Plants feature a very silver leaf pattern on elongated, pointed leaves. ‘Balfrosmic’ PPAF ‘ Frostbite’ Height: 6 to 9 in. (15 to 23 cm) Heart-shaped leaves are slightly smaller, allowing production in smaller containers. PP35,059
Frost King
Permafrost
Frostline Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Leaves feature a unique chartreuse halo. ‘Balbrufline’ PP36,281 Permafrost Height: 12 to 15 in. (30 to 38 cm) Large-leaf plants
boast strong veins. ‘Balbrupost’ PP35,844
Frost Magic
Frostline
‘Frostbite’
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Caryopteris ‘Emerald Crest’
Caryopteris ‘Gold Crest’
Caryopteris Grand Bleu
Coreopsis Sunfetti Yellow Bicolor
DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘GOLD CREST’
DARWIN PERENNIALS GRAND BLEU ®
CARYOPTERIS (BLUEBEARD) Caryopteris x clandonensis DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘EMERALD CREST’
COREOPSIS (TICKSEED) Coreopsis hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS NEW FOR 2026 SUNFETTI YELLOW BICOLOR
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Height: 28 to 36 in. (71 to 91 cm) Bloom Months: August to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 6a to 9a PP32,310 Colors will not fade in intense sunlight! • Shows beautiful golden foliage in Spring and Summer, accented by blue flowers in late Summer and Fall. • Features a mounded habit and broad leaves. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. pot size.
Height: 48 in. (122 cm) Bloom Months: August to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 6a to 9b ‘Inoveris’ One of the best blue Caryopteris on the market. • Deep purple-blue flower clusters. • Compact, upright plant habit. • Blooms until first frost.
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Height: 28 to 36 in. (71 to 91 cm) Bloom Months: August to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 6a to 9a PP34,852 Provides a better finished plant with a high-impact color show! • A rare bright blue for Fall programs.
Height: 12 to 14 in. (30 to 36 cm) Bloom Months: March to November USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b ‘Balsettiyel’ PPAF Abundance of petite flowers that bloom most of the Summer. • Strong powdery mildew resistance vs. other coreopsis. • Bulks fast in the container and in the ground.
• Dense flower clusters in late Summer and Fall attract pollinators. • Compact plant has glossy green leaves and a nice, mounded habit.
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COREOPSIS (TICKSEED) Coreopsis hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS UPTICK™ SERIES
COREOPSIS UPTICK ™
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Height: 12 to 14 in. (30 to 36 cm) Bloom Months: March to November USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b • Tidy, mounded habit is easier to ship and shows better at retail. • Keeps its shape – and continuous color – in the landscape all Summer long.
• Low maintenance and very mildew resistant.
Easy-to-finish series has bigger flowers and longer blooming for more color at retail and in the garden. ‘Baluptgonz’ PP28,882 Red Nearly fully red in Spring; red with yellow petal tips in Summer. Mounded habit is similar to Yellow & Red. ‘Baluptred’ PP33,866 Yellow & Red ‘Baluptowed’ PP28,865 Cream This clean, creamy white is highly desired for landscape design. ‘Balupteam’ PP28,964 Cream & Red ‘Balupteamed’ PP28,866 Gold Boasts large, solid golden-yellow blooms. ‘Baluptold’ PPAF TOP SELLER Gold & Bronze
Cream
Red
Yellow & Red
Cream & Red
Gold
Gold & Bronze
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DELOSPERMA (ICE PLANT) Delosperma hybrida
DELOSPERMA OCEAN SUNSET ™
DARWIN PERENNIALS OCEAN SUNSET™ SERIES
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Height: 4 to 6 in. (10 to 15 cm) Bloom Months: March to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b • High flower count per plant, with large flowers on a great habit. • Outstanding perfomer in pots, with showy flowers that close at night and open mid-morning. • The intense, vivid colors are ideal in rock gardens and borders. • Very drought tolerant once established. TOP SELLER Orange Glow ‘T1873’ PP34,674 Orange Vibe ‘T1821’ PP34,943 Violet ‘T1854’ PP34,730 Violet Flare (pictured left) Iridescent purple-pink flowers on a low, mounded habit. ‘Florsaika’ PPAF
Orange Glow
Orange Vibe
Violet
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DIANTHUS (CHINA PINKS, CHEDDAR PINKS) Dianthus hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS MOUNTAIN FROST™ COLLECTION Available as URCs or liners Height: Varies by variety Bloom Months: March to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 4b to 9a • This standout collection will rebloom consistently from early Spring until Fall. • Requires no vernalization to flower. • Tolerant of rainy and wet conditions. • Tidy, mounding habit is great for landscape borders. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. and 1-gal. pot sizes.
DIANTHUS MOUNTAIN FROST ™
Mountain Frost Dianthus are the
perfect combination of delicate yet sturdy, with dainty, ruffled petals displaying bright, bold color combinations.
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DIANTHUS MOUNTAIN FROST — SPREADING
Pink Carpet Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) A burst of bright pink color and strong, green foliage. ‘KonD1010K2’ PP30,246 Pink PomPom Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Double rose-pink flowers with dark green foliage. ‘KonD1014K3’ PP30,190 Pink Twinkle Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Bright, bicolor pink flowers with silvery-gray foliage. ‘KonD1060K3’ PP30,105 White Twinkle Height: 5 to 6 in. (13 to 15 cm) Bright, bicolor white and pink flowers with silvery-gray foliage. ‘KonD1060K1’ PP30,218
Pink Carpet
Pink PomPom
Pink Twinkle
White Twinkle
DIANTHUS MOUNTAIN FROST — MOUNDING
Red Garnet Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Silver-gray foliage with deep red flowers that don’t fade in the heat or sun. ‘KonD1335K1’ PP32,362 Rose Bouquet (also pictured on page 24) Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Extra-large, deep rose flowers with dark green foliage. ‘KonD1044K2’ PP30,274 TOP SELLER Ruby Glitter Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Non-fading red blooms with cream-white blotches and silver-gray foliage. ‘KonD1400K6’ PP33,461 Ruby Snow Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Silver-gray foliage and white blooms with red eyes. Flowers don’t fade in the heat or sun. ‘KonD1400K4’ PP33,460 Silver Strike Height: 8 to 10 in. (20 to 25 cm) Bright, bicolor pink flowers with silver-gray foliage. ‘KonD1039K1’ PP30,079
Rose Bouquet (also pictured on page 24)
Red Garnet
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Ruby Glitter
Ruby Snow
Silver Strike
DIGITALIS (FOXGLOVE) Digitalis hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS ARCTIC FOX™ SERIES
DIGITALIS ARCTIC FOX ™
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Height: 18 to 24 in. (46 to 61 cm) Bloom Months: April to September; Natural season flowering USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9a • Adds amazing impulse
color for perennial tables. • Flowers all season long. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. and 1.5-gal. pot sizes.
Lemon Cream (pictured right) Tall stems of light yellow flowers make this the perfect thriller in large combo pots. ‘Balroxleam’ PPAF TOP SELLER Rose
‘Balroxose’ PP31,900
This beautiful hybrid Digitalis offers much-needed Winter hardiness for northern growers, plus Summer-long flowering for southern growers.
Rose
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ECHINACEA PAGES 28-31
Echinacea Height Comparisons Echinacea x hybrida
24"
12"
Sombrero Poco™ Series
Sombrero ® Series
Echinacea Double Scoop™ Strawberry Deluxe
ECHINACEA (CONEFLOWER) Echinacea x hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS DOUBLE SCOOP™ SERIES
ECHINACEA DOUBLE SCOOP ™
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Available as tissue culture-raised liners
Height: 22 to 24 in. (56 to 61 cm) Bloom Months: June to August USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9b • Deluxe varieties bring the branching, flower count and timing of the Sombrero ® Series to Double Scoop. • More compact with better branching and a higher flower count than the typical double-flowered Echinacea. • More reliable first year flowering. Bubble Gum ‘Balscblum’
PP23,103; US7,982,110 Cranberry ‘Balscanery’ PP24,769; US7,982,110 Lemon Cream ‘Balsclemc’
PP27,858; US7,982,110 Mandarin ‘Balscandin’ PP26,640; US7,982,110
Raspberry Deluxe Radiant dark pink double blooms.
‘Balscrasux’ PP35,823; US7,982,110 Strawberry Deluxe A glamorous, deep red color. ‘Balscawbux’ PP35,760; USUS7,982,110 Watermelon Deluxe Hot pink with an almost black eye when first opening. ‘Balscmelux’ PP35,743; US7,982,110
Strawberry Deluxe
Amazing flower coverage makes a bold statement
in landscapes and gardens.
Bubble Gum
Cranberry
Lemon Cream
Mandarin
Raspberry Deluxe
Watermelon Deluxe
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ECHINACEA (CONEFLOWER) Echinacea x hybrida
DARWIN PERENNIALS SOMBRERO POCO™ SERIES
ECHINACEA SOMBRERO POCO ™
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Available as tissue culture-raised liners
Height: 14 to 16 in. (36 to 41 cm) Bloom Months: June to August USDA Hardiness Zones: 4b to 9b A compact series featuring exceptional Winter hardiness, excellent branching and proven landscape performance. • Sturdy plants are covered in blooms with bright, rich colors. • Compact, for better forcing and greenhouse growing performance. • Well-matched in habit and timing. • Plant in Spring and sell the same year. TOP SELLER Hot Coral ‘Balsomcor’ PP23,097; US7,982,110
Hot Pink ‘Balsompotin’ PP35,164; US7,982,110
Red High-impact, red flowers. ‘Balsompred’ PP34,897; US7,982,110 White ‘Balsompocwi’ US7,982,110 Yellow Unique, non-fading flowers last for weeks. ‘Balsompocel’ US11,297,788; US7,982,110
Hot Pink
Hot Coral
Hot Pink
Red
White
Yellow
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ECHINACEA (CONEFLOWER) Echinacea x hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS SOMBRERO ® SERIES
ECHINACEA SOMBRERO ®
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Available as tissue culture-raised liners
Height: 18 to 20 in. (46 to 51 cm) Bloom Months: June to August USDA Hardiness Zones: 4b to 9b • Highly floriferous series is naturally well branched and compact for easy shipping. • Excellent retail presentation, commanding a premium price. • Well matched in habit and timing. • Plant Sombrero in the Spring
and sell it the same year. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. pot size.
Sombrero’s vibrant colors are matched by its exceptional Winter hardiness and excellent landscape performance.
Fuchsia Fandango
Baja Burgundy
Blanco
Mandarin Mambo
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30 | Echinacea
TOP SELLER Adobe Orange ‘Balsomador’ PP26,639; US7,982,110 Baja Burgundy (pictured on page 30) ‘Balsombabur’ PP28,162; US7,982,110 Blanco (pictured on page 30) ‘Balsomblanc’ Fiesta Orange Bold, non-fading orange with single and semi-double characteristics. ‘Balsomstor’ PP33,170; US7,982,110 Fuchsia Fandango (pictured on page 30) Vibrant pink blooms on a well-branched, compact habit. ‘Balsomfand’ US7,982,110 Granada Gold Rich, golden yellow, non-fading color. ‘Balsomold’ PP30,115; US7,982,110 TOP SELLER Lemon Yellow ‘Balsomemyim’ PP30,116; US7,982,110 Mandarin Mambo (pictured on page 30) Amazing, next-level flower coverage and petal overlap features first-year flowering on a uniform habit. Bold, bright orange flowers fade to a lovely peach color. ‘Balsomambo’ US7,982,110 Rosada Bright rose-pink flowers with dark purple stems. Suitable for garden and cut flower use. ‘Balsomrosa’ PP33,011; US7,982,110 TOP SELLER Salsa Red ‘Balsomsed’ PP23,105; US7,982,110 Sangrita Scarlet-red with burgundy-red flower stems. ‘Balsomanita’ PP30,138; US7,982,110 Summer Solstice Bright yellow flowers with a white ring around the center cone. ‘Balsomsolst’ PP31,818; US7,982,110 Tres Amigos Shows three colors at once! Flowers open to peachy-coral, age to rose and fade to burgundy. ‘Balsomtresgo’ PP30,750; US7,982,110
Adobe Orange
Fiesta Orange
Granada Gold
Summer Solstice
Rosada
Salsa Red
Sangrita
BETTER VERSIONS ® by Darwin Perennials
Echinacea Sombrero is better than older coneflower varieties thanks to its better habit, stronger Winter hardiness and more flowers per plant.
Tres Amigos
Lemon Yellow
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ERYSIMUM (WALLFLOWER) Erysimum cultivars SELECTA ONE NEW FOR 2026 BRIGHTSIDE™ SERIES
ERYSIMUM BRIGHTSIDE ™
Height: 18 to 22 in. (46 to 56 cm) Bloom Months: February to April USDA Hardiness Zones: 7a to 10b • More flowers, richer colors and better habit than standard Erysimum when vernalized. container in the North. • Great for early-Spring, shoulder season production. Bright Yellow ‘KLEEY21079’ Lemon Ice ‘KLEEY21078’ Magenta Glow ‘KLEEY21069’ • Perennial in the South, and makes a great deco
Orange ‘KLEEY23096’ White ‘KLEEY24095’
Bright Yellow
Bright Yellow
Lemon Ice
Magenta Glow
Orange
White
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32 | Erysimum
EUPATORIUM (JOE-PYE WEED) Eupatorium dubium DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘LITTLE JOE’
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Height: 36 to 48 in. (91 to 122 cm) Bloom Months: July to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 3a to 9b Strong, sturdy stems won’t flop! • Dwarf variety with green foliage and lavender-pink flowers. • Large clusters of flowers in Summer dry to attractive light
brown seed heads in Fall. • Tolerates seasonally wet to rather dry sites.
Eupatorium ‘Little Joe’
EUPATORIUM (JOE-PYE WEED) Eupatorium purpureum
FLORENSIS, B.V. EUPHORIA™ RUBY
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Height: 24 to 32 in. (61 to 81 cm) Bloom Months: July to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a ‘FLOREUPRE1’ PP31,668 • Flowers earlier in the Summer than typical Joe-Pye Weed varieties. • Bloom time extends well into late Summer and Fall. • One of the first compact Eupatorium for the modern garden landscape. • Very attractive to pollinators and butterflies. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. and 1-gal. pot sizes.
EUPHORIA is a U.S. trademark of Florensis, B.V.
Eupatorium Euphoria Ruby
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Gaillardia Guapa Flamenco Bicolor
Gaillardia Guapa Red
GERANIUM (CRANESBILL)
GAILLARDIA (BLANKET FLOWER) Gaillardia aristata
Geranium sanguineum DARWIN PERENNIALS NEW FOR 2026
FLORENSIS, B.V. NEW FOR 2026 GUAPA SERIES
PURPLE GLOW Available as tissue culture-raised liners Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Bloom Months: May to June USDA Hardiness Zones: 3a to 8b ‘Balgerpur103’ PPAF • Excellent flower coverage with vibrant, saturated color. • Vigorous, low-mounding habit. • Fills out containers nicely.
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Height: 15 to 17 in. (38 to 43 cm) Bloom Months: June to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b • Vibrant flowers bloom all Summer and into Fall. • Compact, mounding habit. • Heat tolerant. • Reliable supply from Colombia. Flamenco Bicolor Burgundy center petals are encircled by vibrant golden-yellow petal tips. ‘FLOGB0060’ PP35,858 Red Red petals surround deep red and golden-yellow bicolor centers. ‘FLOGB0014’
Geranium Purple Glow
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34 | Gaillardia
Miscanthus Bandwidth
Miscanthus High Frequency
DARWIN PERENNIALS HIGH FREQUENCY Available as liner only Height: 80 to 86 in. (203 to 218 cm) Bloom Months: September to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9a ‘NCMS3’; PP34,712 A tall, columnar, banded Miscanthus – perfect for height and structure in the landscape. • Creates showy retail displays without the need for flowers. • Rust resistant and infertile DARWIN PERENNIALS MY FAIR MAIDEN Available as liner only Height: 72 to 102 in. (183 to 259 cm) Bloom Months: October to November USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9a ‘NCMS1’ CPBR6485; PP26,387 A non-invasive, infertile hybrid Maiden Grass. • Ideal for dramatic backgrounds in the landscape. for healthy, non-invasive plants in the landscape. • An excellent feather-like seed head display in the Fall for added interest.
MISCANTHUS (JAPANESE SILVER GRASS, MAIDEN GRASS) Miscanthus sinensis DARWIN PERENNIALS BANDWIDTH Available as liner only Height: 30 to 36 in. (76 to 91 cm) Bloom Months: October to November USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 9b ‘NCMS2B’; PP29,460 Dwarf ornamental grass with banded foliage provides interest in the garden. • Rust resistant and infertile,
PANICUM (SWITCH GRASS) Panicum virgatum RUBY RIBBONS Available as liner only Height: 24 to 36 in. (61 to 91 cm) Bloom Months: September to October USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a ‘RR1’ PP17,944 • Lovely blue-green foliage emerges in the Spring, maturing to a wine-red color by mid-Summer. • The perfect accent grass for large containers and beds.
Miscanthus My Fair Maiden
for healthy, non-invasive plants in the landscape.
Panicum Ruby Ribbons
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Helianthus ‘Autumn Gold’
Heliopsis Summer Eclipse
HELIANTHUS (NARROW-LEAVED SUNFLOWER) Helianthus salicifolius DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘AUTUMN GOLD’
HELIOPSIS (FALSE SUNFLOWER) Heliopsis helianthoides DARWIN PERENNIALS SUMMER ECLIPSE Height: 24 to 30 in. (61 to 76 cm) Bloom Months: June to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 4b to 9a The best compact Heliopsis of its type! • Wonderful addition to any sunny landscape. • The dark burgundy-green foliage is topped with orange and yellow bicolor flowers. • Will bloom from early Summer until Fall.
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DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘SUNSTRUCK’
perennial with bright golden yellow flowers that bloom from September until November or hard frost.
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Height: 14 to 16 in. (36 to 41 cm) Bloom Months: June to August USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9b PP25,524 The biggest blooms in its class. Plus, eye-catching, variegated foliage. • Compact habit is easier to ship and shows better at retail. • Blooms 4 to 6 weeks earlier than other Heliopsis and stays in flower all Summer. • Produces full 1-gal. containers with more plants per rack and lower input costs.
Heliopsis ‘Sunstruck’
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36 | Helianthus
HEUCHERA (CORAL BELLS) Heuchera x hybrida DARWIN PERENNIALS CARNIVAL SERIES
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Available as tissue culture-raised liners Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Bloom Months: April to May USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9b • Incredible color assortment of well-matched varieties with distinct leaf venation. • Hybrid varieties have H. villosa parentage for excellent heat tolerance and better garden performance. • Series is great for 1-gal. programs and shade mixed containers. • Mounding habits are also brilliant in shade landscapes. Black Olive Burgundy Blast Burgundy-red color. PP34,038 TOP SELLER Cinnamon Stick Copper shades. PP33,991 Cocomint PP24,927 Coffee Bean PP24,943 NEW Lime Zest ‘Balcarnlest’ PPAF Peach Parfait PP24,928 Plum Crazy PP24,771
Black Olive
Burgundy Blast
Cocomint
Cinnamon Stick
Coffee Bean
TOP SELLER Rose Granita TOP SELLER Watermelon PP24,803
Outstanding, colorful Heuchera that are well- matched and affordable!
Lime Zest
Peach Parfait
Plum Crazy
Heuchera Carnival Watermelon, Salvia Radio Red and Salvia Lyrical White
Rose Granita
Watermelon
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HEUCHERA (CORAL BELLS) Heuchera x villosa DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘BIG TOP CARAMEL APPLE’
HEUCHERA ‘BIG TOP CARAMEL APPLE’
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Available as tissue culture-raised liners Height: 16 to 18 in. (41 to 46 cm) Bloom Months: April to May USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a PP34,039 • New leaves emerge red-burgundy and mature to a caramel color. • Significantly larger than the Carnival series. • Plants size up nicely in the landscape. • Prefers shade to part sun; can handle full sun in northern climates.
Large Heuchera delivers big performance and amazing color!
Mixed Perennial Container featuring: Heuchera Big Top Caramel Apple, Echinacea Sombrero Adobe Orange, Sedum What A Doozie
38 | Heuchera
IBERIS (EVERGREEN CANDYTUFT) Iberis sempervirens DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘SNOWSATION’
IBERIS ‘SNOWSATION’
Height: 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) Bloom Months: February to April USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a PP29,637 TOP SELLER • Plants flower uniformly and branch freely. • Well-recognized by gardeners and will attract their attention in the garden center. • Selected for its mid-season flowering and excellent branching.
The largest flowers of any compact Iberis!
BLOOM MONTHS
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun.
Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.
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KNIPHOFIA (RED-HOT POKER) Kniphofia uvaria DARWIN PERENNIALS GLOWSTICK
KNIPHOFIA GLOWSTICK
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Height: 26 to 29 in. (66 to 74 cm) Bloom Months: July to November USDA Hardiness Zones: 6a to 9b ‘KLEKN22193’ PP35,323 • Easy-to-produce variety is available as an unrooted cutting, allowing growers a different input option not typically seen on the market! • Abundance of bright yellow, nectar-rich flower spikes attracts pollinators. • This season-extender blooms Summer through Fall. • When not in bloom, the finely textured foliage resembles
an ornamental grass for greater consumer appeal.
Versatile Glowstick makes a bold statement in the garden.
Kniphofia Glowstick West Chicago, Illinois
40 | Kniphofia
Lavandula Lavender Frost ™ Pink, pg 45
LAVENDER Extend Your Growing Season with Lavender Spring into the Season with Spanish Lavender Kick off your Lavender season in early Spring with Spanish Lavender varieties, such as the Anouk series, which is hardy to Zone 6. These tender Mediterranean natives bloom under short days and generally require cool treatment to flower. Spanish Lavender are known for their sweet, piney scent and pineapple-shaped flowers with colorful flags, ranging from white to deep purple. They perform very well in landscapes, although this class generally cycles out of flower in the Summer heat. Lavender Primavera, the All-Season Performer An exception in the Spanish Lavender class is Lavender Primavera. It does not require cool treatment to flower and offers strong performance well into Summer! It features Spanish Lavender characteristics as a tender perennial with Zone 7 hardiness, while displaying showy purple bracts. With this season extender, growers and retailers can offer a versatile Spanish Lavender for Fall programs, Christmas and Valentine’s Day. program to English Lavenders, such as ‘SuperBlue’ and ‘Annet.’ These angustifolia types cover your traditional, sweetly scented Lavender needs with the classic flower form used for potpourri. Most English Lavender are first-year-flowering perennials, making it easy to schedule for targeted sales dates. Though some will cycle out of flower in the southern Summer heat, many of these Zone 5-hardy varieties flower all season in most North American regions, making them outstanding landscape plants. English Lavenders, for Warmer Days As days get warmer and longer, transition your Lavender
Lavandula Primavera, pg 44
Lavandula ‘SuperBlue’, pg 42
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LAVANDULA (ENGLISH LAVENDER) Lavandula angustifolia DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘ANNET’
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Height: 16 to 18 in. (41 to 46 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a to 9a CPBR5107; PP28,867 Long-flowering English Lavender offers stiff, upright stems for no breakage at shipping. • Holds up to shipping and remains healthy at retail. • No vernalization required. • Large flowers throughout the heat of Summer. • An excellent addition for bouquets. • Ideal for 2.5-qt. and 2-gal. pot sizes, as well as 3-qt. drop-in.
Lavandula ‘Annet’
DARWIN PERENNIALS ‘SUPERBLUE’
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Height: 10 to 12 in. (25 to 30 cm) Bloom Months: April to September USDA Hardiness Zones: 5a to 8b ‘SuperBlue’ PP24,929 TOP SELLER Excellent performer boasts the biggest blooms! • Rich blue blooms on short flower spikes. • Less gapping among spikes for more color impact. • Excellent Winter hardiness and landscape performance.
BETTER VERSIONS ® by Darwin Perennials ‘SuperBlue’ is better than ‘Hidcote’, offering bigger blooms and better habit in the landscape.
Lavandula ‘SuperBlue’
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LAVANDULA (SPANISH LAVENDER) Lavandula stoechas DARWIN PERENNIALS ANOUK SERIES Height: 14 to 18 in. (36 to 46 cm) Bloom Months: March to July USDA Hardiness Zones: 6a to 9b • Reblooming Spanish Lavenders have excellent weather tolerance and retail shelf life. • High resistance to foliar disease • A wonderful pollinator plant for containers and landscapes. ‘Anouk’ Dark violet flower spikes topped by clear purple flags. Anouk Supreme Flowers one
LAVANDULA ANOUK
week earlier than ‘Anouk’. ‘Anouk Deluxe 901’ PP26,495 Burgundy Unique color breakthrough! ‘Anouk Deluxe 202001’ PPAF
Deep Rose Deep rose flags on lavender-rose flowers. ‘Anouk Deluxe 179’ PP26,493 Double Anouk Double lavender flags on purple flowers. ‘Anouk Deluxe 1205’ PP28,264 Doublescape Double flags Purple Flare Dark purple flowers topped with pink-purple flags. ‘Anouk Deluxe 16115’ PP35,064 Purple Medley Larger and more flowers than standard Anouk varieties with the same great plant performance. Ideal for the typical Spanish Lavender season. ‘Anouk Deluxe 1939’ PP35,499 Royal Anouk Rich, deep purple color. ‘Anouk Deluxe 201909’ PPAF ‘Silver Anouk’ Compact and upright with narrow, blue-silver foliage. PP20,068 for large, showy blooms. ‘Anouk Deluxe 201908’ PPAF
Doublescape
‘Anouk’
Anouk Supreme
Burgundy
Outstanding in containers and landscapes.
Deep Rose
Double Anouk
Doublescape
Royal Anouk
‘Silver Anouk’
Purple Flare
Purple Medley
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